Accessibility – a lecturer’s perspective
David van Reyk reflects on growing awareness and building shared knowledge to support accessibility needs in teaching and learning.
David van Reyk reflects on growing awareness and building shared knowledge to support accessibility needs in teaching and learning.
Providing structure, a sense of belonging, and using Universal Design Principles are just some of the ways to support your students with ADHD.
Before you dive into our accessibility resources, let's define a few key terms.
We chat to Katie Duncan and Ashley Willcox, the team who help to make sure your learning content is accessible for all students.
Whether you're starting out or sharing your advice and experience, come and explore perspectives on inclusive learning design.
Simple steps you can take to ensure your content is accessible to students with colour vision deficiency.
Accessibility doesn't have to be complicated – follow our advice to simplify your process.
Is your Mentimeter presentation accessible? Ashley Willcox has some top tips for ensuring all students can have the best Mentimeter experience.
As we move back into remote teaching due to lockdown, here's a reminder of how to make your subject accessible for students.
Associate Professor Emma Power demonstrates how she uses the Canvas Accessibility Checker to improve content in her subject.